Jonjić: Tuđman studied war victims and revealed the myth of 'genocidal Croats' (IX.)
Historian Tomislav Jonjić discusses Franjo Tuđman's long-standing focus on WWII victims and the political motivations behind his research.
American economist Sachs: US-Israeli aggression aims to establish dominance
American economist Jeffrey Sachs critiques the US and Israeli narrative regarding Iran, labeling the situation as a dominance-seeking war rather than a nuclear threat.
NGOs Under Fire: This Is How the Narrative Criminalizing the Humanitarian Sector Is Manufactured
The article discusses how right-wing parties and other political and media actors amplify misinformation campaigns to undermine the legitimacy of NGOs and influence international aid.
The French industrial designer of hotels who turned narrative into method and craftsmanship into signature
The article discusses the approach of French industrial designer Dorothée Meilichzon, who integrates thorough contextual research into her hotel design process, making each project unique and representative of its location.
The Great American Novel Fits Within 95 Pages
Denis Johnson's novel 'Train Dreams' explores the American frontier through the eyes of railroad worker Robert Grainier, intertwining themes of violence, memory, and loss within a concise narrative.
Russian intelligence agencies wanted to organize an assassination attempt on Viktor Orban
Russian operatives were reportedly concerned about a sudden drop in support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban ahead of elections and considered extreme measures to alter the election campaign narrative.
Saga Cavallin: Charli XCX has total control over her own narrative
The article discusses how Charli XCX presents her journey from an underground club favorite to a mainstream cultural phenomenon, while lamenting the lack of sincerity in her latest project compared to what fans might seek in a serious concert documentary.
The internal conflict of techbros
The article analyzes the shift in the narrative of technology figures, emphasizing the rise of Alex Karp and the role of artificial intelligence in state power.
Milei seeks to keep a narrative afloat in crisis
The article discusses how Argentine President Javier Milei's administration is struggling to maintain control over its narrative amid multiple crises, including social discontent linked to economic issues and internal conflicts.
The ideas of 'Milano Calibro 9'
The film 'Milano Calibro 9' is now available for free on RaiPlay, depicting the political and moral conflicts in 1970s Italy through a narrative centered on crime and social class divisions.
Alibi or Necessity? Amazon's Layoffs in Catalonia Test the Narrative of AI
Amazon is laying off one in four employees at its two centers in Catalonia, highlighting the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on jobs.
A Man's Lifelong Story of His Body Recorded Since Age 12
The article explores a novel that details a man's physical experiences and changes from age 12 to 87, reflecting on the relationship between the body and the self.
Ernesto Cherquis Bialo, an exceptional storyteller, has died: a controversial and straightforward journalist
Ernesto Cherquis Bialo, a renowned Argentine sports journalist, passed away, marking the end of an era in narrative sports journalism focused on human stories over mere facts.
Cherquis Bialo has died, a journalist of refined narrative who told stories with the spirit of novels
Ernesto Cherquis Bialo, a renowned Argentine journalist known for his exquisite narrative style and significant contributions to sports journalism, has passed away at the age of 85.
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 48: Fabricating the war story – Iran ploy patched into plausibility
The article discusses how narratives are constructed around conflicts, particularly how different justificatory claims evolve into a dominant war story.
The Salt Path scandal: Raynor Winn faces claims of deceit and a previous book
Raynor Winn, celebrated author of 'The Salt Path', is facing serious allegations of deceit and possible fabrication of her acclaimed narrative.
A battle after another and the poem of the revolution
The article discusses the transformation of Thomas Pynchon's satirical novel 'Vineland' into the Oscar-winning film 'Una batalla tras otra', emphasizing themes of family, criticism of contemporary U.S. society, and the loss of the original narrative's complexity in the adaptation.
Images of girls' funerals in Iran shake the internet: warns that this is disinformation
A report claims that an attack on a girls' school in Iran resulted in numerous casualties, but there are questions about the accuracy of the figures and the narrative being promoted.
The 90 Posts That 'Write' the War: How Trump Builds the Narrative Through Truth Social
Former President Donald Trump is actively using his platform Truth Social to communicate about the ongoing war, generating nearly 90 posts in less than three weeks.
Tomasz Terlikowski: The Pope criticizes the model of storytelling about the war. 'It is a challenge'
Tomasz Terlikowski discusses the Pope's criticisms regarding how stories of war are conveyed, emphasizing the challenges involved.
Ali Mohammed Naini: Who was the spokesman for the Revolutionary Guards in Iran
Ali Mohammed Naini served as the spokesperson for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), shaping the narrative of military operations from behind the scenes.
‘Zeta’: ambitious but superficial Spanish espionage cinema with ETA in the background
‘Zeta’ attempts to replicate the thrill of the Bourne series but falls short with a superficial narrative and predictable ending.
Podemos tries to break its isolation by airing a 'chat' with Rufián
Podemos has announced an upcoming event featuring Irene Montero and Gabriel Rufián, signaling a strategy to mitigate their political isolation and reshape their electoral narrative.
"A society where everyone hates each other".. A Jewish dissident professor unravels the illusions of Zionism in an interview with Al Jazeera Net
A Jewish dissident professor critiques the Zionist movement, highlighting the presence of dissenting voices within Jewish communities that challenge the dominant narrative.
Rightwing narrative fuelling false belief UK public oppose net zero, study finds
A new study reveals that negative media coverage and rightwing narratives misrepresent public opinion on net zero policies in the UK, indicating a disconnect between political elites and the public's actual support for climate action.
REVIEW: The Snowboarders musical writhes around lust. It doesn't go any further
A review discusses the musical 'Snowboarders,' highlighting its themes of lust and the limitations of its narrative.
The story of a medical aid that ultimately reached a patient despite everything
A narrative about the challenges faced in obtaining a medical aid for an elderly patient after hospital discharge highlights systemic delays and issues.
The Wingspan is Large. Nevertheless, It Loses Altitude
The article discusses the final installment of Anders Refns' ambitious war chronicle 'The Cursed Years,' highlighting the challenges posed by the length and pacing of the film series.
Anna Grönlund: Mental Health Issues Have Increased, But Not Dramatically
Anna Grönlund challenges the narrative of a mental health crisis, arguing that increased awareness and improved language to express negative feelings contribute to the rising statistics.
'Three Graces': Zenilda and Rogério Get Closer
The article discusses the growing closeness between characters Zenilda and Rogério in a Brazilian television narrative.
Television: The Invented Social Parasite
Yannis B., a self-proclaimed 'unemployed influencer,' shares a lifestyle of leisure and perceived benefits of unemployment on social media, but recent revelations raise questions about the authenticity of his narrative.
Al Jazeera monitors the Iranian street's view on the war against Tehran
The article explores the rare opinions of Iranian citizens regarding the ongoing US-Israeli war against Tehran, highlighting a lack of information and the official narrative's dominance.
Iran War: Why Many Influencers Stay in Dubai
The article discusses the reluctance of influencers in Dubai to criticize the changing narrative surrounding the city amidst recent drone attacks and questions whether they are prioritizing their business models over honesty.
The Argentine SofÃa Balbuena wins the IX Ribera del Duero Short Narrative Award
Argentine author SofÃa Balbuena has won the IX Ribera del Duero Short Narrative Award for her book 'Personaje secundario', which explores themes of friendship and emotional conventions.
Marilin Simchon: From Kitchen to Safe Room – A Family's Life in the Everyday of the Israeli War
This article provides a personal account of the everyday life of a family living through the ongoing war in Israel, focusing on their experiences rather than statistics or politics.
Taiwan leader William Lai ‘glorifying Japanese colonial rule’, Beijing says
Taiwan's leader William Lai faced backlash from Beijing for remarks claiming that the early Kuomintang rule was more oppressive than Japanese colonialism.
Project End of the World: What is Mercedes Sosa doing in Ryan Gosling's mega movie?
The article discusses the role of Mercedes Sosa's music in the new Amazon film featuring Ryan Gosling, exploring its thematic implications and connection to the film's narrative.
Exhibition dedicated to Wajda at the Manggha Museum
An exhibition commemorating the centenary of Andrzej Wajda's birth and the tenth anniversary of his death is taking place at the Manggha Museum in Kraków, featuring a personal narrative from Krystyna Zachwatowicz.
Trump Administration Seeks to Tighten Grip and Impose Its Narrative on the War Against Iran
The Trump administration is intensifying its efforts to control the media narrative surrounding the war against Iran, favoring a storyline that highlights military victories while downplaying human costs.
Anatolia College: The 1919 Photograph That Reveals Another Story
A historical photograph of Greek orphans from 1919 reveals a poignant narrative of suffering following a period of tragedy.
Bukele and the experts
The increase in cocaine production in Latin America has led to a significant rise in global consumption, challenging the narrative that the region is merely a victim of international drug markets.
How 'Dhurdhadhar 2' Weaves a Blockbuster Story with a Combo of 10 Facts and Fiction
The article discusses how 'Dhurdhadhar 2' integrates politics into its narrative, making it challenging to separate facts from fiction.
'Star Eaters' warms the heart with a tale of friendship and sacrifice; G1 has already seen it
The film 'Star Eaters' presents a heartwarming narrative centered on friendship and sacrifice, highlighting the emotional depth amid a science fiction backdrop.
Baltic States Playing a False Narrative Regarding Involvement in the War with Iran
Commentators claim that the Baltic states distract from real economic issues by invoking the 'Russian threat' to justify the presence of foreign troops.
The Grace: Paolo Sorrentino seduces with an emotional, astute film featuring a brilliant lead performance
The film 'The Grace', directed by Paolo Sorrentino, showcases an emotional narrative about the last days of a fictional Italian president, played by Toni Servillo, delving into profound existential questions.
This Is Not a Country for Cinderella
The article critiques the pervasive narrative of the American Dream, challenging the idea of underdogs achieving success and questioning the authenticity of such stories in contemporary society.
The fulfillment of Russian citizens' dreams would be a return to the Soviet planned economy
Russian citizens view the planned economy of the Soviet Union as an ideal model for the country, believing it could effectively control inflation and produce all necessary goods domestically.
Patriotic Lime: The Reason Why Taiwanese Rapper Decided to Testify Under Request of Chinese Authorities
Taiwanese rapper Chen Baiyuan, known for his anti-Communist lyrics, reflects on his past support for China's narrative and discusses the evolving threat of infiltration efforts by the Chinese Communist Party in Taiwan.
From Illia's cars to Adorni's planes: privileges and power
The case of former spokesperson Manuel Adorni raises questions about the credibility of the Milei administration's narrative on austerity, transparency, and public ethics.
The one million euro literary prize has five finalists: one is the Argentine Samanta Schweblin
Samanta Schweblin is among five finalists for the AENA Hispanic American Narrative Prize, which has a value of one million euros.